Injury and Venom

Injury

Injury noun - Something that causes loss or pain.

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Venom and injury are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Venom" instead a noun "Injury".

Venom noun - A substance that by chemical action can kill or injure a living thing.

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Injury and venom are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Injury" instead a noun "Venom".

Nearby Words: venomous, venomously

old	old injury	old venom
particular	particular injury	particular venom
original	original injury	original venom
painful	painful injury	painful venom
Other adjectives: nasty, actual, real, great, little, personal, lethal, said, recent.

By using the following items in this order on the site of the injury: Knife, bandage, cigar, stitches, knife, disinfectant, knife, cigar, anti venom.

Source: Heal Thyself
The Warden of Holes paints her nails with polish made from rattlesnake venom (and then scratches her minion with them when they are still wet, causing him severe pain and injury).

Source: Femme Fatalons
Bane's venom enhancements are replaced with a face-mask full of anaesthetic, to treat an old (presumably spinal, judging from the scar on his back) injury.

Source: Doing In the Wizard

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